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- Alfred "Truman" Truman 1920-1999
Army; of Lumberton, N.C.
[08-0239] (Alfred Truman, Alfred, Truman, Thomas Truman, Thomas, Thomas, Job,
John, John)
He served in the 82nd "Golden Acorn" division in Gen. Patton's 3rd Army and received the
Silver and Bronze stars for his actions during the Battle of the Bulge. His obituary.
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- Archibald Luther 1893-1990
colonel; of San Diego, Calif.
[03-0301] (Edmund Fairfield, Horatio "Harvey" Plum, Linus Smith, Joshua, Joshua,
Jehiel, Joshua, John, John)
Served with the coast artillery. A career soldier, he also served in World War I and the
Korean War.
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- Arthur Hawley 1917-
lieutenant, Navy; of Chicago, Ill.
[05-1641] (Arthur Hawley, Joseph Elliott, Samuel Ward, David, David, Joseph, Joseph,
Isaac, John, John)
He was a signalman during the Battle of Iwo Jima.
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- Arthur Leroy 1924-2006
medic and rifleman, Army; of Milford, Conn.
(Unplaced)
He served in the 115th Infantry and saw action in northern France, the Rhineland and Central
Europe. He received the Good Conduct and Victory medals, the American Theater Campaign
Ribbon and the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater Campaign Ribbon.
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- Arnold 1913-1942
able seaman of Royal Navy; of Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, England
(unplaced)
Assigned to the H.M.S. President III (lost with the S.S. Dayrose). His name appears on the
Plymouth Naval Memorial at Devon.
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- Betty Jane (Kurtz) 1923-
staff sergeant, Civil Air Patrol; of Cincinnati, Ohio.
[01-4600] Wife of Marty Willis
She oversaw cadets and nurses in basic training.
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- Bruce Richard 1922- ?
of Los Angeles, Calif.
[03-0684] (Leslie Irving, Burton Munroy, Munroy D., Harvey Harry, Asaph, Asaph,
Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
He was commissioned at Luke Field, Ariz., in March of 1944. Living as late as 1957.
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- Carl
Navy; of Chattanooga, Tenn.
(unplaced)
He served from May, 1944, through June, 1946. He completed construction battalion training
and served with a ship's company on a landing-craft infantry gun ship. He saw action in France
and Germany.
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- Channing Barret 1911-1983
of Toledo, Ohio
[03-1627] (Olin Earl, Erastus K., Erastus K., Joshua, Joshua, Jehiel, Joshua, John,
John)
He was taken prisoner by the Nazis and held at Stalag XII A in Germany from Nov. 27,
1944, to May 27, 1945. This is his POW picture.
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- Charles Edmund 1919-1944
lieutenant, Army Air Forces
[10-0541] (Charles Ward, Charles Ebenezer, Asahel Sanford, Asahel, Charles,
Hezekiah, Joel, John, John)
He was a pilot in the 78th Fighter Group, 84th Fighter Squadron, 8th Air Force, from June 26,
1944, until he was killed Sept. 10, 1944, when his P-47, "The Merry Chase," crashed at
Rambrouch, Redange, Luxembourg.
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- Charles L. 1920- ?
sergeant, Army; of Illinois and St Louis, Mo.
[13-4036] (unplaced)
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 Charles "Chuck" Roy 1919-1959
captain, Army Air Forces; of Dallas,
Texas
[03-1579] (Charles Roy, Frank
Hebard, Charles Rollin, Oliver, Oliver,
Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
He was buried at Laurel Land Cemetery
in Dallas, Texas.
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- Clifford E. 1919-
private, Army; of Payne County, Okla.
(Unplaced)
Reported to Ft. Sill at Lawton, Okla, on Feb. 21, 1944.
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- Clifton Hester 1917-1981
private, Army; of Texas
[01-3270] (Walter "Lee," George Washington, Edward Mitchison, Samuel, Giles, Hiel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
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- Dan Paul "Pop" 1920-1999
Army; of Wooster and Wadsworth, Ohio
[01-2474] (Dan Durkee, Franklin Abner, Philander, Samuel, Samuel, Ezra, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
He was a member of the 20th Armored Cavalry Division. His obituary.
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- Daniel Alfred 1923-2005
Army Air Forces and Air Force; of Minneapolis and Poulsbo, Wash.
[unplaced] (Daniel A., ---)
He enlisted in the Army Air Forces and served 25 years, retiring from the Air Force in 1968.
He served in Burma, India and China. His obituary.
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- David Burtis 1916-1979
captain, Army Air Forces; of Guilford, Conn.; Seattle, Wash.; Denver, Colo.; Clovis, N.M.;
Harrington, Kans.; Omaha, Neb.; and Oklahoma City, Okla.
[05-1635] (David Valentine, Frank Ward, David Kirtland, David, David, Joseph,
Joseph, Isaac, John, John)
He was a Japanese prisoner of war for five months in Rangoon, Burma, and was liberated by
British forces. In 1949, he served as flight engineer on the Lucky Lady II, the B-50 superfort
which made the first nonstop flight around the world. As a member of the Air Force, he was
stationed at the Strategic Air Command at Bellevue, Neb.
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- David C. 1923-2003
corporal, Army Air Forces; of Minneapolis, Minn., and Chicago, Ill.
[13-3794] (Daniel A., --?--)
In 1943, he began his service in China, Burma and India, and returne home in 1946. See his
obituary.
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- E.E.
Army Air Forces
[unplaced]
I don't know who this man is ... I just have a picture of him believed to have been taken in
Texas. If you have any information on him, please email me.
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- Earl Kenneth 1916-
Army, of Canton and Peoria, Ill.
[03-1056] (Benjamin Edward, George Washington, Moses Edward, Moses, Oliver,
Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
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- Edward
private, Army; of St. Louis.
(unplaced)
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- Edward C.
2nd lieutenant, Army; of Cole County, Mo.
[03-1028] (Edward G., Moses Edward, Moses Edwards, Moses, Oliver, Jonathan,
Joshua, John, John)
Killed in action.
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- Edward "Ted" T.
Marines; of Rockland, Maine.
(unplaced)
"An officer."
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- Emmett Orval 1923-
Army; of Butterfield, Mo.
[01-3567] (Emmett Orval, John Reed, John, Richard, Ephraim, Giles, Hiel, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
He was a member of the 101st Airborne, saw action on D-day and in the Netherlands.
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- Erwin Clark 1900-1943
chief carpenter's mate, Navy; of Haddam, Conn., and Long Beach, Calif.
[01-0977] (George Wilson, George, Epaphroditus, Aaron, Cornelius, Josiah, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
Erwin's name appears among the Navy's dead and missing in action at the American Cemetery
at Ft. Bonifacio, Manila, the Philippines. He was killed in the Battle of Savo Sea on Nov. 30,
1942, and awarded the Purple Heart.
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- Eugene F. 1924-
of Normal, Va,, and Washington, D.C.
[01-0749] (Owen S., Francis "Frank" Owen, Luman E., Lucius Seth, Seth, Giles,
Jeremiah, Lemuel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Saw comabat at Cologne, crossed the Rhine River at Bonn and went south, crossing the
Danube River at Inglestatt and was in Austria when the war ended. His division liberated the
Daschau and took 77,000 Germans prisoner. He was with Battery A, 911th Field Artillery
Battalion attached to the Blackhawk Division out of Illinois, attached to the 86th Infantry
Division. He also served in the Philippines.
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- Francis L. 1919-
private, Army; of Winsted, Conn..
(Unplaced)
Coast artillery.
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- Eugene Forbes 1924-
sergeant, Army; of Normal, Va., and Washington, D.C.
[01-0749] (Owen S., Francis "Frank" Owen, Luman E., Lucius Seth, Seth, Giles,
Jeremiah, Lemuel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Battery A, 911 Field Artillery Battalion, 86th Infantry Division. Served in France, Germany,
Austria and the Philippines.
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- Felix Maurice 1926-2006
Army; of Nacogdoches, Texas.
[01-3384] (Arch Buchanan, Isaac Buchanan, Edward Mitchison, Samuel, Giles, Hiel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
His obituary.
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- Frederick Willis 1914-1998
Army; of New London and Norwich, Conn.
[05-1272] (Clarence Frederick, Frederick Henry, Phineas, James, Phineas, Isaac, John,
John)
He was a member of the Army National Guard for more than 30 years and served in the Army
for two years during the war. His obituary.
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- George ca1925-
Royal Navy.
[14-0737] (Austin, George, Thomas, Samuel, Joseph, Joseph, Henry, John, Edmond,
John, --?--, Henry)
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- George Barney 1906-1944
corporal, Army; of Flint, Mich.
[05-1829] (Harry Leroy, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Thomas W., James,
James, Isaac, Isaac, John, John)
He was in I Company, 314th Infantry, 79th Division. He was killed in France.
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- George Erwin 1931-
tech sergeant, Army Air Forces; of Brunswick and St. Simons Island, Ga.
[01-2779] (Ellis Earl, George Wilson, George, Epaphroditis, Aaron, Cornelius, Josiah,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Living as of October, 2003.
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- Glenn Clyde 1901-1972
Army; of Oakland, Calif., and Lusby, Md.
[13-2301] (Marion Clyde, Orville Leroy, Henry A., --?--)
He served with the 8th Armored Division in Europe, 1944-45, in the medical detachment,
49th Armored Infantry Battalion. He received the Purple Heart and the Combat Medic Badge.
He also attended an Army specialized training program at the University of Illinois.
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- Grace Olive (Parmelee) Wheeler 1917-
Army nurse; of Newark, Ohio.
[08-1274] (Francis Henry, Thomas Lemuel, Henry W., Ezriah, Timothy, Mark, Job,
John, John)
Called for duty in February, 1940, at Ft. Warren in Cheyenne, Wyo. Eight months later.
transferred to Cochran Field, Ga., where she was on Pearl Harbor Day. On Jan. 1, 1942, she
reported to San Francisco, bound for the Philippines. Finally left for Honolulu on March 24,
1942, on the USS Wharton. Arrived five days later in Hawaii and permanently stationed at
Schofield Barracks in Honolulu.
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- Harmon Ansell 1911-1987
of Bloomfield, N.Y., and Phoenix, Ariz.
[01-2107] (Howard, Millard, Harmon LeRoy, Alanson, Abner, Nehemiah, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
He was stationed at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo., in 1945. His brother Leslie also served.
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 Harold Perry 1889-1963
lieutenant commander, Navy; of San Diego, Calif.
[03-0229] (Edmund Fairfield, Horatio "Harvey" Plum, Linus Smith,
Joshua, Joshua, Jehiel, Joshua, John, John)
He was a 1913 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and also served in
World War I.
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- Harry Aurora 1921-2005
Army Air Corps; of Vaughnsville, Chagrin Falls and Solon, Ohio.
[01-2833] (Gardiner Philander, Gardiner Henry, Zeno "Philander," Zeno, Gardner,
Nehemiah, Nehemiah, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
His old home was sold to the city of Solon.
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- Harry Truman 1924-1973
Army Air Forces; of Sioux Falls, S.D., and Frenso, Calif.
[03-1180] (Harry Truman, Harry Truman, Ira, Truman, Joshua, Jehiel, Joshua, John,
John)
He was a B-17 belly gunner. He flew 25 missions over Germany, was shot down on the last
one and spent six months at a POW camp in France.
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- Herman "Pete" Ray 1912-2000
Army; of Long Beach, Calif., New York, N.Y., and Coffeyville, Kans.
[03-0863] (Albert "Bert," Franklin DeWitt, William "Hank" Henry, Stephen Asa, Amos,
Amos, David, Joshua, John, John)
He was in the Northern Africa campaign. His obituary.
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- Jack Graham 1922-
private, Army Air Forces; of Columbus, Kans.
[10-0835] (Fred Albert, James Mabie, Walter, Moses William, James, Moses, Hezekiah,
Joel, John, John)
He enlisted at Ft. Leavenworth, Kans., on Nov. 6, 1942.
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- James
Navy; of East Grand Rapids, Mich.
(unplaced)
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- James B. 1926-2005
private, Army; of Potosi, Mo.
[01-7023] (Laddon, James, Robert, Hiel C., John, Giles, Hiel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel,
John, John)
He enlisted April 13, 1945, at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. His obit.
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- James Frederick 1925-
private, Army; of Mount Lebanon and Aspinwall (now Bethel Park) and Pittsburgh, Pa.
[14-0425] (Seba, Mary Ellen & Henry, Joseph, Henry, John, Henry, Henry, John,
Edmund, John, --?--, Henry)
Served with the 8th Armored Division in Europe. His brother Richard also served.
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- James Joel 1912-1970
Army; of Arkansas and Missouri.
[01-6379] (William Parin, Joel Parin, Parin "Payne," Elihu, Elihu, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
This photo was taken in 1942 when he was in basic training.
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- James Lovett 1921-1945
1st lieutenant, Marines; of Chicago, Ill.
[05-1642] (Arthur Hawley, Joseph Elliott, Samuel Ward, David, David, Joseph, Joseph,
Isaac, John, John)
He was a fighter pilot. His name is listed among the Marines' missing in action at the American
Cemetery at Ft. Bonifacio, Manila, the Philippines. He was missing May 1, 1945, and
awarded the Purple Heart.
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- James Victor 1921-1999
Army; of Carbondale, Ill., and Blue Springs, Mo.
[01-5467] (Amos Guy Leo, Andrew "Jackson" James, John, Giles, Giles, Hiel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
His obituary.
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- John "Johnnie" 1925-
private, Army; of Wayne County and Louisville, Ky.
[01-6256] (Miles "Bill" Monroe, Frank "Hence," Miles R., Garner, John, Giles, Hiel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
He was killed in action in France.
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- John Eugene 1918-1983
lieutenant; Army; of Golconda, Ill.
[01-1977] (George, John Williamson, Ellsberry, Samuel, Giles, Giles, Hiel, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
He graduated Signal Officer Candidate School in 1942 and served in the South Pacific.
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- John Osborn 1918-2006
Of Durham, Conn.
[10-0339] (Willis Isaac, Frederick M., Horace, Joel, Joel. Joel, John, John)
He served in the South Pacific.
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- John Oscian 1921-1964
Army; of Atlanta, Ga.
[13-1361] (John Oscian, James McGinty, Joseph ... John, John)
He served from March 18, 1943, to Jan. 24, 1944, and was in the 541st Parachute Infantry.
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- Lawrence "Larry" Franklin 1924-
corpsman, Navy; of Milwaukee, Wisc.
[08-0626] (Clarence Morrison, Frederick Alonzo, Franklin Henry, Truman, Timothy
Truman, Timothy, Mark, Job, John, John)
He joined the Navy in January, 1944, and was discharged in December, 1946. He trained as
a pharmacist and served with the 6th Marine Division, 4th Regiment, 2nd Battalion, E
Company, in the South Pacific. He participated in the 1945 Battle of Okinawa and the
invasion of Japan.
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- Leslie Parker 1907-1988
major, Army; of Bloomfield, N.Y., Alexandria, Va., and Washington, D.C.
[01-2106] (Howard, Millard, Harmon LeRoy, Alanson, Abner, Nehemiah, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
His brother Harmon also served.
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- Lewis Newell
Navy; of Payne County, Okla.
[13-4062] (unplaced)
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- Marion C.
staff sergeant,Army; of Warrensburg, Mo.
(unplaced)
Served in Europe; killed in action
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- Marty Willis 1923-
Army; of Parnell, Ky,., and Cincinnati, Ohio.
[01-4592] (Alfred Layton, Garner, Emerson Bell, Garner, John, Giles, Hiel, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, John, John)
He served with the 386th Infantry, 97th Division, Anti-Tank Company which saw action from
France to Czechoslovakia. He was a driver. He was also a chauffeur to the military company
commander at Tokyo Bay. His wife, Betty, also served.
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- Maurice Blair 1920-
Navy; of Durham, Conn.
[10-0340] (Willis Isaac, Frederick M., Horace, Joel, Joel, Joel, John, John)
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- Miles Edward 1922-1944
1st lieutenant; of Kankakee County, Ill.
[01-1243] (Maurice Edward, Oliver Clark, James Edward, Ezra, James, Jeremiah,
Lemuel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
He was a member of the 729th Bomber Squadron, 452nd Heavy Bomber Group. His name is
listed among the U.S. Air Force missing in action at the American Cemetery at Cambridge,
England. He died Sept.3, 1944, on a bombing mission to Brest, France, when his B-17
bomber was hit by flak over Guernsey Island off the coast of France and crashed into the
English Channel. He was awarded the Air Medal with two Oak-Leaf Clusters and a Purple
Heart. An uncle, Miles McKinstry, was killed in World War I.
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- Norvell 1926-1980
private, Army; of Wayne County, Ky.
[01-6879] (Roscoe Samuel, Andrew "Jiff" Jefferson, Miles R., Gardner, John, Giles,
Hiel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
He enlisted at Louisville, Ky., on Sept. 8, 1944.
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- P.O.
lieutenant colonel, Army Air Forces.
(unplaced)
All I know about this man is from an official Air Force photo: He is called an air commander
who "continued the air onslaught against hte Northern Solomons after the capture of Vella
Lavella."
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- Paul
Army; of El Paso, Texas.
(unplaced)
He served with the 60th General Hospital in New Guinea and the Philippines.
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- Paul Edwin ca1925-ca1945
Army; of Coalmont, Tenn.
[01-4425] (Robert Flynn, William Giles, Henson Greenland, Aladdin "Berg," John,
Giles, Hiel, Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
He was killed in action.
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- Peter Allyn 1924-2007
of Los Angeles and Oakland, Calif., and Green Valley, Ariz..
[10-1112] (Charles "Allen" Allyn, Charles A., James, James, James, Moses, Hezekiah,
Joel, John, John)
He served in the Philippines. His obituary.
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- Philip W. ? -1944
sergeant, Army; of Chicago, Ill.
He was a member of the 18th Infantry, 1st Infantry Division, and was killed Oct. 23, 1944, in
the Battle of the Bulge.
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- Raymond I. 1925-1968
staff sergeant; of West Bloomfield, N.Y.
(unplaced)
SSgt Btry A 2 BN 5 Artillery, World War II and Korea.
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- Richard H.
Army; of Perry, N.Y.
[13-2140] (Richard H., --?--)
Victory medal.
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- Richard Henry 1916-1990
Navy; of Dawson, N.M., and Uniontown, Pa.
[14-0423] (Seba, Mary Ellen & Henry, Joseph, Henry, John, Henry, Henry, John,
Edmund, John, --?--, Henry)
He was a seabee with a ship repair detail in the Pacific. Ended his duty on Okinawa. His
brother James also served.
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- Richard Otis 1908-1974
Navy; of Binghamton, N.Y., Ashland, Ky., and Ann Arbor, Mich.
[08-0917] (Leon Walter, Ambrose "Andrew," Nathan Lord, Beecher, Jeremiah, Abel,
Job, John, John)
According to his daughter, he was in charge of feeding and housing forces in New Guinea.
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- Robert A. 1917-
Army Air Forces; of Bettendorf, Iowa.
[10-1133] (Harry Dillion, Henry William, Moses William, James, Moses, Hezekiah, Joel,
John, John)
He invented the Parmele Navigator, a mileage computation tape-measuring device and was
inducted into the Iowa Aviation Hall of Fame.
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- Robert B. 1912-1979
tec 3, Army; of Phelps, N.Y.
(unplaced)
He was buried at Phelps' Resthaven Cemetery.
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- Robert E. 1925-
signalman 2nd class, Navy, of Scranton, Pa., and Ga.
(unplaced)
Served on Destoyer DD636.
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- Robert W.
Navy, of Milbrae, Calif.
(unplaced)
Served on Underwater Demolition Team 10. Five landings in the South Pacific. He was
awarded a Silver Star for his actions at Leyte on Oct. 19, 1944.
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- Roland Clayton 1926-2004
Navy, of Hutchinson and Topeka, Kans.
[01-6977] (Leslie William, Albion True, James Edward, Ezra, James, Jeremiah, Lemuel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Served in the Pacific Theater, 1944-46, and was stationed in the Philippines. His obituary.
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- Samuel Ross 1918-2006
captain, Army Air Forces, of Jersey Shore, Pa., Faust and Tupper Lake, N.Y., Flagler Beach,
Fla.
[01-0602] (Clifford Hunt, Samuel Benjamin, Eliab Harvey, Eliab, Eliab, Nathaniel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
C Company commander of the 871st Airborne Aviation Engineer Battalion in New Guinea
and the Southwest Pacific. He helped build airfields from New Guinea to the Philippines. His
obituary.
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- Stuart Leslie 1917-1993
Army Air Forces, of Eart Hartfield, Conn., and Springfield and Easthampton, Mass.
[03-1481] (Harold Burton, Burton Munroy, Munroy D., Harvey Harry, Asaph, Asaph,
Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
According to a grandson, he worked in a warehouse in the rear echelon of combat,
requisitioning and issuing supplies, keeping records and receipts. He served from April 1943
to May 1945.
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- Thomas ca1906-1945
Royal Army Service Corps; of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Tyne & Wear, England
(unplaced)
Buried at the War Cemetery at Balogna, Italy.
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- Thomas M. ca 1920-1944
private, Army; of McNairy County, Tenn.
(unplaced)
He enlisted Dec. 21, 1942, at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., at the age of 22. and was killed in action
Dec. 17, 1944. He served with Co. B, 612st Tank Destroyer Battalion. Buried at Corinth
National Cemetery in Mississippi.
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- Thomas N. 1925-1944
private, Army; of Madison County, Ill.
(unplaced)
He was killed Sept. 14, 1944, in France and buried at the American Cemetery at Epinal
(Vosges), France. He was awarded a Bronze Star and Purple Heart.
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- Van Sam 1914-
major, Army; of Electra, Texas, Magnum, Okla., Wichita, Kans., New Orleans, La.; now
living in LaGrange, Texas.
[01-4524] (Tim Hennessey, Samuel Mitchison, Edward Mitchison, Samuel, Giles, Hiel,
Nathaniel, Nathaniel, John, John)
Physician; served in the 636th Tank Destroyer Battalion, attached to the 36th Infantry Division
"Texas Army" that was the first American force to invade Continental Europe at Salerno, Italy,
on Sept. 9, 1943; and then with the 51st Station Hospital.
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- Walter A. 1918-2007
Army; of Hamden, Conn.
[08-1506] (Daniel L., Owen J., Owen J., Jehiel Nettleton, Jeremiah, Timothy, Mark, Job,
John, John)
Served in the South Pacific for nearly five years. Awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge, the
Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He was wounded on Saipan on July 3, 1944. See his obituary.
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- Walter Johnston 1905-1944
private, Army Air Forces; of Binghamton, N.Y.
[08-0902] (Frank Edward, Ambrose "Andrew," Nathan Lord, Beecher, Jeremiah, Abel,
Job, John, John)
He was a member of the 381st Bomber Squadron, 310th Bomber Group, Medium. His name
appears among the Air Force's missing in action, on March 14, 1944, on the tablets at the
American Cemetery in Florence, Italy. He was awarded the Air Medal and Purple Heart.
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- William H. ? -1945
sergeant; of Santa Barbara and North Hollywood, Calif.
[03-0687] (Harvey Wright, Harvey J., Anson E., Harvey Harry, Asaph, Asaph,
Jonathan, Joshua, John, John)
He was killed in Germany on Jan.25, 1945; his services were held at the Santa Baraba
Cemetery on June 8, 1949.
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